Super cute little store with gifts for any and everyone. I'm not sure why people are commenting on…read morethe return policy? Did you ask or look at their policy before making a purchase? It's a small business, I wouldn't take returns at all either. Anyway, they had a ton of cute clothes at reasonable prices. I'm glad my kids weren't with me because they would have gone nuts over all the Jellycat's.

I love this store! It has so many beautiful ideas for your home decor. They have an everything from…read morefurniture to coffee mugs to quality tea towels. And their displays would be on point for how to give your home that high class look. I'll definitely be a regular shopper here.

If you needed to get house warming gift or visitor's gift, this is a good store to check out. They…read moreare only open M-F 930-330pm. Well curated selected good so definitely go check it out.

This super cute shop is located on the first floor of Swedish in Issaquah. They have the cutest…read morevariety of items and what's even more impressive is that they are very reasonably priced! They have different themes each time I come in and everything from; Mother's Day, graduation, pets, bridal! I always make sure to get to my appointment early so I can roam around. The only downfall is their hit or miss service. Some days I walk around and get super attentive customer care, while others I feel like I'm being monitored. I have bought some really unique jewelry from here before and they consistently change the layout of the store so make sure you take time to explore!

I never leave reviews but after several horrible customer service interactions with the manager at…read morethis store, Carrie, I feel like I should write this. I very rarely visit this store. Last time I visited, it was near closing time and Carrie told me that I needed to leave the store. After I explained that I needed to walk out an elderly family member she rolled her eyes and sighed with obvious annoyance. I did not say anything. However the next time I visited the store I had a very similar interaction where I was putting away my shopping cart. I guess I moved a cart I wasn't supposed to for whatever reason and Carrie runs over and lets out the loudest groan I've ever heard. I couldn't even believe this happened. I don't understand how some one like this is employed at this store much less a manager. Extremely awful experience, the obvious attitude from a customer service employee is a first for me.

Great prices, good selection and staff is nice. What more can anyone want from a retail store?read more

A lovely store located on the first floor of Swedish Issaquah Hospital…read more Home decor, soaps, cards, and a room full of gifts for a baby or toddler. While at the hospital, stopped here to look for stationary. They have a few card sets but not what I was looking for today. Very nice staff. Two ladies offered to help me and were genuinely friendly. One suggested another store in the area to check out. Would shop here in the future, even if not having an appointment at the hospital.

Can definitely see how Hobby Lobby will continue to succeed in the craft, arts, and home decor…read morecategory while its competitors either close (JoAnn's) or struggle (Michael's). It has the best selection and very competitive prices without complicated coupons and sales. We are creatures of habit, with my wife using JoAnn's Fabric for her sewing crafting needs because that's where her family shopped while she was young. Later Michael's became the place as they expanded and opened new stores in our area, and her other mom friends recommended. Now Hobby Lobby seems to be the place as we convert to an empty nest and help my newlywed daughter decorate her new place. This location isn't as new as the ones we have been going to in California, and wasn't nearly as well staffed. In our case, we were able to find everything on our own. I did learn that items marked as 'Your Price' (which is a large portion of the store) is the final low price, no other discounts apply. The vast majority of product are inhouse brands, with the price preprinted (which saves labor on pricing tasks). The only hiccup was that nobody was actively manning the registers when there were no customers, and could only scale to one register even with many customers waiting. But as I've recognized, personalized customer interaction is more important than speed and efficiency at craft stores, and it's obviously working for them.

It's Hobby Lobby. A hoarders paradise and a teacher supply warehouse. This location is convenient…read morefor me to grab supplies for my kindergarten classroom. Huge aisles, loads of stuff, and wow, overwhelming and huge!! I'm not necessarily a crafty person but, if you are, this is your spot. I do love the inexpensive T-shirt's in the back of you're looking for a plain T-shirt to craft on. Parking lot is easy, and staff friendly and helpful as I was looking for a specific item and they helped save me from wandering all over looking for craft lace. If you have a project to do this place will have it. They also had the most home supplies and decorations I've seen if you're looking for that kind of stuff. Happy yelping.

Love the aesthetics of this place. It's Asian inspired and owned. Loved all the light that…read morefilters into the shop!

This store is adorable!…read more I found it via my favorite planners website (they are based out of DC). They had the planned in stock so I made the trek down there. I had to try so hard not to buy tons of things. This is the perfect place to pick up gifts for friends with a wide variety of stuff- from warm winter gear to stationary to natural skincare/candles (Love herbivore!). I got the most beautiful kitchen towels made of linen and cotton from Japan. They are so soft and feel so luxurious. In second thought I think these are going in the bathroom so I don't ruin them with stains :)

Cute little plaza located in Issaquah, Washington is a very quaint and charming plaza full of…read moreunique shops, food, etc. If in town visiting, which I was doing definitely give it a try and enjoy and hour or two looking through the shops and getting little items for yourself or a loved one. There is also a great high tea place here, which I highly recommend making reservations as well!

There are various restaurant options here. All of them great! We've been to a Mexican, a Italian,…read moreand to a Argentina? restaurants. All of them get packed by dinner so better get reservations or get there early. Some of them will close between lunch and dinner. Stores are very cute on this outdoor mall. And, eventhough it's outdoor, it is different because of the wooden hallways, and trick and treating on Halloween. Parking wasn't hard even when they are busy.

Look knuckleheads, we all are guilty of chasing lowest prices yet we want perfect service and…read moreinstant gratification. Correct? I think the Issaquah store staff are helpful, polite and do their best most of the time. Return policy is very good, all too often abused. Would you be that good for $20/hour? I wouldn't.

I typically go to the Lowe's in Monroe, WA - where helpful well-informed staff are easy to find…read more Was in the Issaquah area today and decided to stop in at this Lowe's location. What a mistake. First, couldn't find a single person to help/assist - even answer a question. And when we did find one in the lumber dept, was given a vauge/general answer - "oh - it's at the back wall, maybe more to the left or right"....and that's it as they walked away. Two other employees passed by, and I asked them, but they claimed I would have to ask someone in the lumber dept. Wandered the aisles, searching and looking - went to several 'back walls' in the general area and in both directions. Still couldn't find what I was looking for (it was a smaller part). Went to the cashier in the lumber area who was helping a customer. I waited and waited and waited to ask him where to look, but the cashier was busy talking to not only the customer he just helped, but also two 2 other customers who had joined the discussion- not sure if it was sports related or what, but it certainly wasn't regarding stuff at Lowe's. I waited and waited, and finally interrupted and was given yet again, another general answer - "a couple aisles back somewhere down the middle of the aisle." By that time, I was tired and frustrated and left the store without purchasing anything vowing to never return to this Lowe's again. If you are going here, make sure you know what you need and where to find it, because trying to get help is virtually impossible.